Observations by martinsnz

Found wandering on outdoor table. Nearest scrub c 20 metres to the south (kanuka dominated)

One tree on lower hillslope (on steep ground) in tōtara dominated forest. Only one seen on 9 km walk through this area.

On leaf of Indian jujube (Ziziphus mauritiana) in glasshouse.

Seen on trunk of Banksia, but in a stand of banksia and eucalyptus being felled.

Under trees on the floodplain of Waiarohia Stream, central Whangarei. No adults seen nearby.

On wires of fence, north boundary of Pukenui Forest. Also on basalt walls nearby.

On limestone boulder in shade of forest dominated by tōtara and Chinese privet. Occasional.

Under leaf litter collecting in depression of a limestone outcrop. Very small.

In crack between two limestone boulders.

Forming a dense sward in crevice between two limestone boulders.

In grazed floodplain wetland.

Patē with one very unusual leaf (trifoliate with very large central leaflet). Other leaves on plant of usual shape and size. Roadside in Scenic Reserve.

Beside road on forest edge.

One sapling in understorey of ridge forest dominated by matai and taraire. Young growth hairy, stems approximately square in cross section. Only one plant seen. No visible myrtle rust.

Northland form? In grazed wetland margin with wetland vegetation (Isolepis reticularis, Isolepis prolifera, Juncus effusus). Not observed at this location before (frequented since 1993).

In shrubland beside road. Flowers white. Green fruit also present.

In bark garden between Z petrol station and Porowini Avenue.

Has a similar appearance to var. majus, an offshore island form found on the Three Kings Islands. Leaves notably large for G ligustrifolium. Coastal cliff beside estuary, Taiharuru.